You have probably seen headlines like, “Students Fall Months Behind During Last School Year.” They are everywhere. And as school begins, there is a push to get students safely back in the classroom to make up for lost time. But what is not being covered enough is the great shift away from urban schools
A Rise Residential Segregation and How to Stop it
Rent for Good Schools?
According to The Wall Street Journal, there’s a new trend happening in the real estate world, but the draw for families, of course, is not new. Families are choosing to rent rather than buy. But why? Quality schools are a major part of this new trend.
Happening now: Voting With Your Feet
Running Public But Choosing Private
After shutting down Alexander City Public Schools (ACPS), one of the high school newspapers interviewed Superintendent Hutchings to confirm that he enrolled one of his two children at a private Catholic high school. At Bishop Ireton, students are learning in person two days a week while ACPS has zero in-person time. Hutchings called the decision “very personal.” Today we discuss who gets to make “personal decisions” and who doesn’t.